Innovator Profile: San Jose Chief Innovation Officer Shireen Santosham
San Jose Chief Innovation officer Shireen Santosham is an excellent example of the value this position can bring.
Posts Tagged: state and local
3 Principles That Define a Successful Information Campaign
Government has an information distribution problem. These three principles can reverse the trend, and elevate your next information campaign to the top.
Innovator Profile: Indiana Chief Data Officer Darshan Shah
Indiana Chief Data Officer Darshan Shah leads the state’s Management Performance Hub, an innovative agency using data to improve policy.
Your Website is Your First Impression: Part 1
Your website is your chance to make that first impression. How your customers view its design, navigation and content could be the difference between attracting new residents and businesses, or losing them to another agency.
Working as One to Reinvent State Government
We are pursuing four pillars of reinvention for a citizen-centric government: culture, working as one, the citizen experience and digital transformation.
Modernizing the Citizen Experience
Governments can catch up to the private sector by modernizing their online services, web presence and communications strategies.
Taking the Right Cloud Journey for You
Cloud isn’t one-size-fits-all for governments. State and local agencies, for example, often have distinct budgets, needs and workforces.
What to Consider When Innovating Your IT
Everywhere you look, government agencies are juggling a number of IT modernization initiatives. Introducing new technology is exciting and leads to better services for constituents, but it can also be extremely challenging to implement for many reasons.
An Interview with Metro Boston’s Regional Cybersecurity Liaison
A focus on some of the cybersecurity threats facing municipalities today.
Overcoming Small Budgets in Local Government
Small local governments are often supported by enthusiastic and passionate individuals. Leaders work hard to provide for their constituents and update their communities. But what can they do when their budget isn’t enough to support their projects?